Configure or display image acquisition object properties
set(obj)
prop_struct = set(obj)
set(obj,PropertyName)
prop_cell = set(obj,PropertyName)
set(obj,PropertyName,PropertyValue,...)
set(obj,S)
set(obj,PN,PV)
set(obj) displays property
names and any enumerated values for all configurable properties of
image acquisition object obj. obj must
be a single image acquisition object.
prop_struct = set(obj) returns
the property names and any enumerated values for all configurable
properties of image acquisition object obj. obj must
be a single image acquisition object. The return value prop_struct is
a structure whose field names are the property names of obj,
and whose values are cell arrays of possible property values or empty
cell arrays if the property does not have a finite set of possible
character vector values.
set(obj, displays
the possible values for the specified property, PropertyName)PropertyName,
of image acquisition object obj. obj must
be a single image acquisition object. Use the set(obj) syntax
to get a list of all the properties for a particular image acquisition
object that can be set.
prop_cell = set(obj, returns
the possible values for the specified property, PropertyName)PropertyName,
of image acquisition object obj. obj must
be a single image acquisition object. The returned array prop_cell is
a cell array of possible values or an empty cell array if the property
does not have a finite set of possible character vector values.
set(obj, configures
the property specified by the character vector PropertyName,PropertyValue,...)PropertyName to
the value specified by PropertyValue for image
acquisition object obj. You can specify multiple
property name/property value pairs in a single statement. obj can
be a single image acquisition object or a vector of image acquisition
objects, in which case set configures the property
values for all the image acquisition objects specified.
set(obj,S) configures the
properties of obj with the values specified in S,
where S is a structure whose field names are object
property names.
set(obj,PN,PV) configures
the properties specified in the cell array of character vectors, PN,
to the corresponding values in the cell array PV,
for the image acquisition object obj. PN must
be a vector. If obj is an array of image acquisition
objects, PV can be an M-by-N cell array, where
M is equal to the length of the image acquisition object array and
N is equal to the length of PN. In this case, each
image acquisition object is updated with a different set of values
for the list of property names contained in PN.
Note
Parameter/value character vector pairs, structures, and parameter/value
cell array pairs can be used in the same call to set.
These examples illustrate the various ways to use the set function
to set the values of image acquisition object properties.
set(obj, 'FramesPerTrigger', 15, 'LoggingMode', 'disk');
set(obj, {'TimerFcn', 'TimerPeriod'}, {@imaqcallback, 25});
set(obj, 'Name', 'MyObject');
set(obj, 'SelectedSourceName')Instead of using set to set individual property
values, you should use dot notation. So for example, instead of this:
set(vid, 'FramesPerTrigger', 100);
You should use this syntax:
vid.FramesPerTrigger = 100;
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